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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1908

Page

16

Social and Local Events Roundup in Central Kenton Area

Multiple brief notes record social visits and events. Amy Hall convalesces at home on Monroe Street. A. L. Andrews hosted a Presbyterian Church benefit reception on Sixth and Park. Kirby Fairchild held a music and dance at Southgate. St. Pauls Guild to host a tea October 23 from 3 to 6 at Parish House. Mrs. Minnie Pettis and her mother visited Brown County Convent with Miss Laura Beile Phythian. George Sauerston and family hosted daughters at college in Lexington after a motor trip. Rufus Maddux heads to Key West for government service. Charles Sloan and family return from Mt. Sterling. The Bridge Whist Club plans winter reorganizing at Mrs. Leonard Speaks. Emma Gatch to leave Nov 1 for Ripley Tennessee to visit relatives.

Kenton Fred Hart Amy Hall Monroe Street A. L. Andrews Sixth and Park Avenue Presbyterian Church Kirby Fairchild Southgate Young Woman's Guild of St. Paul's Episcopal Church Key West Charles Sloan Maple Avenue Mt. Sterling Bridge Leonard Speaks Monmouth Street Emma Gatch Ripley, Tenn

Norwood wedding plans announced for Lillian Pope

Mr and Mrs Arthur L Pope of Ashland Avenue Norwood announce the December 2 wedding of their eldest daughter Lillian to William E Evans Jr of Chillicothe Ohio. The ceremony will be at the Church of the Good Shepherd Norwood with a relative and close friend reception.

Linwood Social Notes Highlight Summer and Club Events

Linwood society items report families returning from Michigan cottages and guests from Glendale Columbus Ohio. The Query Club met at Mrs William Monroe with a musical program by Irene Carter Surdo Alice Langdon and Mabell Sloane. an address on Bethel work followed luncheon hosted by Mrs Monroe.

Westerman Michigan Woodward and Son Glendale Union Bethel Bethel Monroe Gibson J. B. Martin Anderson Mitchell Mayham Charles Dart Eleanor Leeds Frank Andrew Jessie Nellie Agnes Andrew Andrew Blair R. E. LeBlond Fred LeBlond, Sr Fred LeBlond, Jr John Hay Eugene Harmon Pierpont William McCallister Nora Heekin George Carrel C. J. McDiarmid Harry Warner EB. F. Bardon Alma Shorten Will Ross Sam Ross

Engagements and Guests Highlight Pittsburg Social Set

Mrs. H. C. Shearer and others from Pittsburg Pa. visit Mrs. Fred LeBlond Jr. Mrs. Samuel Shorten stays with Mrs. O. W. Martin in Loveland Ohio. Miss Gertrude Marie Shorten hosts a luncheon where she announces her engagement to Mr. Harry J. Kilduff.

Harry J. Kilduff

Local social notices from Harrison Avenue and Avondale

A Five Hundred Club met last Tuesday in Mrs. Snodgrass home Harrison Avenue with prizes awarded to Mrs. John Williams and Miss Sue Williams. Halloween party planned by Presbyterian Church youth for October 31. Musicale honor for Mr John Hoffman of Cincinnati Conservatory. Attendees included several Guckenberger and Werk family members. Residents update moves include the Caldwells and Starrs relocating to Avondale and Mt. Auburn. XI Y boys held a Friday Town Hall dance. Leap year dance planned. Mrs. Shockley to host a First English Lutheran affair on October 23. Norwood guest Miss Carrie Neale returns from California with Miss Werk and Miss Bruce.

J. D. Snodgrass Harrison Avenue John Williams Sue Williams C. ‘J. Stein Brooks Stevens George MacGregor Morris George Do. Witt Frank Tuchfarber Arthur McFaddin Milton Brown Frank Miller H. W. Kreuzberg Mina Hildreth Marshall Edward Reemelin Snodgrass Presbyterian Church George Guckenberger John Hoffman Cincinnati Conservatory of Music Europe Emily Minna Wagner Jose Gehler Pauline Werk Anna Sheldon Mabel Glass Hulda Albrecht Huldah Alma Guckenberger Messrs Carl Robert Albrecht Joe Assel George Lincoln Fay Elwells Emil Casimer Werk Herman Edith Steinman Harry W. Steinman Thane Miller School Avondale John Caldwell Ethel Caldwell Westwood Vernondale Leslie Starr Mt. Auburn Oklahoma Town Hall Albert D. Shockley Werk Road Carrie Neale Norwood California E. M. Werk Carrie - Bruce

Antenuptial Celebrations and Quiet Estate Wedding in Carthage

A shower for Miss Julia Koehler hosted by the Standard Reapers and her Sunday school class featured many local guests and ended with a surprise birthday afternoon by the Christian Aid Society. Miss Julia Koehler and Mr Lawrence Howard of Milford quietly wed at the Pearl Street parsonage, followed by a 25th wedding anniversary reunion for Dr. and Mrs. Saffin with about forty attendees and pink and white decor.

Julia Koehler Standard Reapers Elmiger Kennedy Harris John Koehler, Jr Misses Elmiger Carmel Helen Kennedy Helen Morrison Sophie Carrie Minnie Jents Lilie Marsh Louise Phillips Ada Stahlman Irene Phillips Iva Seegar Annie Eva Wiley Stanley Harris Walter Illips Frank Russel William Koo Mary Dil Christian Aid Society Mesdames Dawson McCash Frost Crane Orbison Keiffer Owen Boake Kersey Schramm Crippen Fishwick Miller Mary Beal H. Trobridge Beckwith M. Bell M. Gartlin Stuart Wilson Morrison Reis de Mar McCammon Owens Hattie McCash Mesdames Quesada Dumont Dorman Misses May Alice Bell Stella Jones Effie Telter Eva Cotton Lockland Mary Dill Ella McCammon Fannie McCash Gardiner Mesdams Gibbons Lishwall Hopping Kleespies Turner Nippert Stokes Burges Neva Hollman Thompson Stayman Felix Raine Lawrence Howard Milford Pollard Pearl Street Wilson Saffin

Elmwood area social notes and weddings in brief

Elmwood events include Eva Hughes hosting a dove party with local and Mt. Healthy guests. Estella Jenny wed Fosdick at Bond Hill. Mrs. Thompkins hosted Presbyterian group with several attendees. Various visits and guest lists feature Mrs. Duchemin, Dr. Huffman, and Rev Mekisch, among others, across Cincinnati area locales.

Eva Hughes Josie Rabe Geiker Hilda Liebel Northside Bertha Werner Ethel Langhart Mt. Healthy Bertha Spence St. Bernard Estella Jenny Elmwood School Fosdick Bond Hill Thompkins P. Russel Knect Tate McQue Messersmith Robert Russel A. Knect Cecilia Laacke J. B. Kline Rose Cincinnati George Hare Tieran Ed Rose Harry Ketcham Kurn Daughter M. J. Cray Millersburg Duchemin F. H. Pickrell Carlise Huffman Elsie L. W. Western Springdale Mary Roll Miles Cumminsville William Rodenbeck, Jr Denver Fred Mekisch Johannismeier Fairmount

St Bernard Wedding Ties Stover and Wheatley Pair

A wedding at the Stover home on Carthage pike united Harry Stover and Edith Wheatley in a ceremony led by Rev. E. J. Beete. Attendants were Clara Henderson and Jenee Bruer. The couple planned to reside in the village after visiting relatives in New Richmond Ohio.

Thomas Stover Carthage Pike H. Barker Ross Avenue Marie Burkhardt J. Kuhl Robert Sarah

Local Social Gatherings Highlight Past Week Attendings

Presbyterian ladies held a meeting at Mrs. W Henn s home last Thursday afternoon. Mr and Mrs H E Layton hosted Mr and Mrs F McCullough and son Harold Turley of Burney Ind. Mr and Mrs B Woodruff celebrated their seventh wedding anniversary at Baker avenue with relatives including H E Woodruff Clem Woodruff L C Bennett J Powers and S Eppert. The Jolly Twelve Euchre Club met at Mrs J Diehl s home with favors awarded to O Nolan C Eberhart J Diehl Julia Meckler and Mrs P Young. The Birthday Club was entertained by Mrs T Brannon on Bertus street with Meyétras Cincinnati C Keefe Anna Keefe W Henn C Wuest L Schulte H Esterkamp and H Plump present.

Harold Turley Burney Ind B. Woodruff Baker Avenue Messrs C. “Keefe Anna Mt. Auburn W. Henn C. Wuest L. Schulte H. Esterkamp H. Plump

Bond Hill Ladies Club and Social Roundup

Mrs. Robert Alcorn hosted the Wednesday Afternoon Five Hundred Club with members including Mrs. Wernke Cole Cannon Beck Champlin Laidlaw Jones Orton Roberts and Miss Freda Adler. Mrs Cole won the trophy and a luncheon followed.

Robert Alcorn Harry Wernke A. B. Cole Frank Cannon T. J. Beck John Champlin Robert Laidlaw Stanley Jones A. Orton Harry Roberts Sharp Freda Adler Cole EB. R. Hill Ladies’ Mite Society Thide Evanston Lyman Edith Mt. Washington William Thide Louise Hessler Clara Carrie Hessler Bond Hill Ella Keen

Women host afternoon gatherings and plan biweekly club

Madisonville hosts a girls club formation during a Tuesday gathering at Kemper Street with twelve named attendees. Mothers' meeting follows with a program at the high school hall including a child chorus, recitation, piano solo, and a talk by Prof. C. M. Merry. Invitations go out for an October 21 wedding at St. Anthonys. Holy Trinity B Episcopal Church holds an evening reception with a musical program and a long list of guests present.

Charles Bonham Kemper Street Arthur Clemons Clifford Clemons Gaylen Perin Fred Mygatt Howard Settle Walter Sauer Fred Lush Albert Horman Ralph Jones Bicket Blanche Bush Florence Perin Mothers Edna Hass Elmer Vordenberg C. M. Merry Beatrice Metz C. L. Metz McCafferty Venice St. Anth S Church Madisonville Holy Trinity B Episcopal Church Erma Wright Grace Stukey Ethel Hill Margaret Todd George Hutton Charles Crugar Butler Hutton E. S. Thomas J. Ritchie Will Atkinson Frank Cooley Whitcher Oliver Langdon Kelley

Wedding Bells For Miss Bernice Littleford And Arthur Wadsworth

Miss Bernice Littleford daughter of Mr and Mrs George Littleford Miller's lane became the bride of Mr Arthur Wadsworth on Wednesday evening Rev Robert B Nelson former pastor of St Paul's P E Church Newport performed the ceremony in the presence of relatives and friends After a short bridal trip they will reside in Miners lane Mrs Roger Spooner of Minnesota is visiting her mother Mrs John Gaff Mt Pleasant avenue Mrs George T Ross entertained the ladies of the W C T U at her Rossford avenue home Mrs Henry Frank of Brooksville Ky is the guest of her daughter Mrs J L Clark Miss Claire Allen Bourne is enjoying

Bernice Littleford George Littleford Miller’s Lane Arthur Wadsworth Robert B. Nelson St. Paul's P. E. Church Newport Wadsworth Miner's Lane Roger Spooner Minnesota John Gaff Mt. Pleasant Avenue George T. Ross Rossford Avenue Henry Frank Brooksville J. L. Clark Claire Allen Bourne

Local Residents Return From Visits Across States

A list of residents traveling and visiting relatives across Ohio Kentucky and Michigan includes Miss Vivien Weaver home from Youngstown Miss Laura Bruenger returning from Portsmouth and Miss 8 C Wilson returning to Maysville. H B Hupp travels to Detroit. Mrs Joseph A Cloud hosts a euchre party at Altamont Hotel on October 20.

Chicago Vivien Weaver Youngstown Laura Bruenger Charles Muhlman Portsmouth Rick J. D. Adams Richmond H. B. Hupp Highland Avenue Detroit Joseph A

Local Social News From Newtown and Surrounding Homes

Last Sunday Mr and Mrs A B Hahn hosted guests including Mr and Mrs Frank Quitter and children and Misses Barbara Lizzie Heck of Linwood plus the Quitter sisters of the Queen City. Mrs Lyman Jenny and others called at Mrs W G Baldwin Mt Carmel Ohio last Wednesday afternoon.

A. B. Hahn Here Frank Quitter Pleasant Valley Charlotte Philhower Arthur Farrell McCann Salina William Bowen Ellane Winchester

Madeira Notes on Social Visits and Meetings

Mrs. John Bateman hosted the Ladies Missionary Society from Northside Cincinnati at her Carmargo pike home. Miss Lizzie Eckford of Somerset Kentucky visited Mrs. Joe Knopp in Euclid avenue. Mrs. J J Dones of New Holland Ohio visited the Druces last week. Miss Emily Linder entertained friends Friday night. Wynona Doan visited her brother and sister in Miami avenue. Mr and Mrs Albert Van Skaik visited relatives in Monroe Ohio last week. The Morrills have been visiting relatives in Chicago and Buffalo.

John Bateman Ladies’ Missionary Society Northside Cincinnati Carmargo Pike Lizzie Eckford Somerset Joe Knopp Euclid Avenue J. J. Dones New Holland the Druces Emily Linder Wynona Doan R. W. Doan Miami Avenue Albert van Skaik Monroe Will Morrill Chicago Ill Buffalo N. Y

Terrace Park Social Notes Mention Andrews Family Departures

Mr. Charles Andrews and sisters Misses Mary and Clara Andrews, who summered with Mrs. Rachel A. Corey, left last Monday for Avondale. Miss Jane Bacon visited Mrs. Robert Hughes in Hyde Park. Mrs. Charles F Baysore returned home from Mason Ohio after a week with the Bakers and relatives.

Charles Andrews Mary Clara Andrews Rachel A. Corey Avondale Jane Bacon Robert Hughes Sadie Munro Hyde Park Charles F. Baysore Mason, O

Social Roundup in Arlington Heights Visits and Travel Plans

Mrs. H. Grettenberg hosted a 6 o'clock dinner before leaving for Columbus. Mrs. A. A. Hawke sails to Palm Beach for several months. Mr. H. E. Powell entertained guests from Dayton and others for several days. Mrs. Poffinberger hosted C. W. E. M. members at Shepherd avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Van Burkalow visited Elliott with Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Powell. Mrs. John Hall spent a week in Chicago returning Tuesday. Miss Lenora Buck returns home for the school term after summer travels. Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. McKeag host guest Mrs. E. Norris of Batavia with Mr. Allen Davidson.

H. Grettenberg Columbus A. A. Hawke Palm Beach Fla H. EB. Powell Long Dayton, O Burr Oliver J. D. Oliver Poffinberger E. Norris Batavia, O Allen Davidson

Social greetings and gatherings in Cincinnati area

The text notes Mr Lowell Davidson of Cincinnati hosting family matters last Sunday. Miss Ruth Nippert hosted the Five Hundred Club for a pleasant Thursday afternoon with twelve guests. Mrs Charles A Billingsley visited Elmwood Place to see her niece, and Mr Eldred Barstow held an informal musicale for cousin Miss Viola McFadden visiting the village.

Lowell Davidson Cincinnati Ruth Nippert Five Hundred Club Charles A. Billingsley Elmwood Place Eldred Barstow Viola McFadden

Aurora Guests and Local Visits Highlight Week

Oakland residents Mr. and Mrs. Warren Bechtel and children visit Mr. and Mrs. Stephen West. Dr. James Treon and Leonard Harmon travel to Chamberlain to see Dr. Fred Treon. Families from DeGraff, Huntington, Connersville, Moores Hill and Louisville visit here or travel away for holidays and winter plans.

Warren Bechtel Oakland Cal Stephen West James Treon Leonard Harmon Fred Treon Chamberlain, Ss. D Henry Cobb Evan Strayer DeGraff, O B. H. Davis Earl Watts Huntington W. Va George Wood Jesse Kassebaum Connersville Ind Anna Martin Moores Hill College John Martin Susie Stevens Townsend St. Louis Sam Smith Los

Lawrenceburg Social Notes Visit and Travel Gossip

Mrs Will Braun entertains her niece Miss Ora Kinsinger of Peoria Illinois. Miss Mayme Stagmiller of Rising Sun Indiana spends Tuesday with aunt Mrs John Eshman. Mrs Lawrence Misner returns to Indianapolis after a week with sister Mrs George McGranahan. Miss Clara Bessler returns from Detroit to join Ralph W Annis guest of Mrs Hiram Guard. Mrs Frank E Jaquith heads to Memphis Tennessee for the winter. Miss Louise Kirsch returns from Dayton Ohio hosted by Miss Anna Kieffer. Mrs Edward Corcoran of Cincinnati visits sister Mrs Margie McCloskey. Mrs Mary A Slater visits daughter Mrs Will H Gibson at Delhi Ohio. Mrs Charles Fallis goes to Warsaw Kentucky for the month with Mrs William Wolf. Mrs John A Bobrink returns from Osgood Indiana. Mrs John Sicking entertains Mrs George Sicking of Indianapolis. Miss Lucile Johnson of Indianapolis visits aunt Miss Ida Johnson. Mrs Jacob Hoenige hosts Wednesday evening in honor of guest Miss Lizzie Todd. Mrs H H Dixon returns from Springfield Missouri after a month with relatives. Mrs M J Gallemore goes to Union City Indiana for the winter. Mrs R S Jackson hosts a luncheon for women friends. Mrs George Mayer, guest of Mrs Thomas Spicknall, returns to Columbus Ohio. Mrs Frances E Jelley returns from Kankakee Illinois where she spent the summer.

Arthur L. Pope Ashland Avenue Norwood Lillian William E. Evans, Jr Chillicothe Church of the Good Shepherd Gertrude L. Ungeheuer Lawrence F. Albers St. Elizabeth Church Estelle Ungeheuer Clarence J. du Brul Harry Janszen Vincent Ruthmeyer William Ungeheuer D. J. Dalton Ivanhoe Avenue Albers Fairfield Avenue Walnut Hills Mystico Club Bank Martha Farmer Octavia Podesta Winona Poage Dorothy Shedd Ruth Garver Frances Bell Virginia Gregg Este A. L. Mandlove Five Hundred Club W. F. Robertson Philadelphia Methodist Episcopal Church Lowell Robertson Miami Military Institute Germantown Ohio W. C. Tidball Grove City Harold Ryland Cary Literary Club Ella Zimmerman Grace Roney Howard Lawrence Emma Dann Madisonville Miss Roney Elizabeth Sharp Jamestown N. Y Roney John W. Dale Connecticut White Mountains Anna T. Rhoades St. Joseph Richard Beresford Charles Serodino Cameron Avenue Linda Jones Ironton R. B. Barrett Ralph W. Smith Denver Col Highlands A. M. Stewart Lawrenceburg Ind C. A. Ward C. H. Thompson Athens Dora Lewis Grant Bend Mayme Stagmiller Rising Sun John Eshman Lawrence Misner Indianapolis George McGranahan Clara Bessler Detroit Mich Ralph W. Annis Price Hill Cincinnati Hiram Guard Frank E Jaquith Memphis Tenn Louise Kirsch Dayton Anna Kieffer Edward Corcoran Margie McCloskey Mary A. Slater Will H. Gibson Delhi Charles Fallis Warsaw M. J. Gallemore Union City R. S. Jackson George Mayer Thomas Spicknall Columbus Frances E. Jelley Kankakee Ill Laue We

Local Social Notes Highlight Induced Visits and Entertainments

The social column lists guests including Mrs Mary V Harper Mrs H M Pettit Mrs J L Axby Mrs H H Dixon and Mrs Cyrus Demaree. A dainty luncheon was served. Mrs J E Schooley visits Hammond Indiana this month. Miss Gertrude Kimmel returns to Batesville Indiana from a visit with Miss Amelia Nees. Miss Eva Dietz returns from Sunman Indiana where hosted by Mrs Albert Behlmer. Mrs Charles L Wells hosts Mrs M J Wells and daughter Miss Caroline Wells of Commiskey Indiana. Miss Leslie Ammermann visits relatives in Greensburg Indiana. Miss Verona Hornberger hosts her sister Mrs L J Wingate of Cincinnati.

Mary V. Harper H. M. Pettit J. L. Axby H. H. Dixon Cyrus Demaree J. E. Schooley Hammond Ind Gertrude Kimmel Batesville Amelia Nees Eva Dietz Sunman Albert Behlmer Charles L. Wells M. J. Wells Caroline Wells Commiskey Leslie Ammermann Greensburg Verona Hornberger L J. Wingate Cincinnati

Hartwell Club Event Highlights Local Music Recital

The Hartwell Men s Club met at Park Avenue M E Church last Friday with an organ recital by Miss Hettie Becht. Soprano Mrs Charles R Hedrick and violinist Mr Dean Hopping gave solos. The Young Men s Quartet Club closed the program, and Miss Le Roy led a recitation. Attendees included Rev and Mrs George F E Barber and many Hartwell residents.

Park Avenue M. BE Hettie Becht Charles R. Hedrick Dean Hopping Teddy Randall Alison Armstrong Lew Wiggers Harper Ross H. H. Cushing Willis Cottrell James O. Gibson J. A. Grigg F. R. Grimes C. L. Hopping C. J. Klespies H. W. Hutchins F. C. Kemp M. B. Lehr John McGowan H. S. Maddock Sherman Palmer James A. Lowes BE. R. Smith J. Sloniker B. C. Place C. T Randall J. D. Sayres Frank J. Spinning C. W. Spraul Cc. L. Swain Fred C. Schmid C. W. Tufts C. B. Walker Frank Williamson George G. Winston C. A. Ballantine Anna D. Tatem Taube Price Henderson Mary Armstrong Georgia Burbank Bethel Byers Marie Brown Pearl Brown Helen Cookston Ruth Cottrell Nan Coolidge Alma Earl Mildred Friend Louise Gough Katherine Chapman Georgia Gillman Lilian Kent Ethel Hutchins Ruth Smith Alice McGowan Anna Murphy California J. 8. Caldwell West Eighth Street Cincinnati Julia Byers Section Avenue Battle Creek Mich Samuel H. Small Hartwell Young Ladies’ Social Club Helen Merrill Mae Burbank Frances Myers Anne Wiltsee Faye Waldron Stella McIntyre Willa Blackburn Mary Steele Herbert Hanscomb Edwin Hubbard Sturgis Avenue Musical Club Ailie Knapp Carthage Albert B. Gates J. P. Dickerson Oak Avenue B. Thompson Georgetown Norris Purdum Maud Brown St. Louis Jay Brown Wayne Avenue Frank McPherson Woodbine Avenue Nicholasville

Delhi social calendar notes from Fernbank and Delhi

Mrs. Oscar Hurd hosted a Thursday coffee in Delhi with many guests from Delhi and Hartwell visiting Home City. Upcoming events include luncheons and guild meetings across Fernbank and Delhi, plus rehearsals for a comic opera The Lame Princess and a visit by Rev. Oscar F. Moore en route to Milwaukee for the Brotherhood of St. Andrew convention.

Oscar Hurd Delhi Kite H. N. Christy Howard Biedler Cottle Julia Leighton H. R. Brown H. Lee Early Charles van Tine Ruth van Tine David Hall JL. B. Daniel Walter Calloway Cochran Mitchell J. B. Matson John Bell John Chambers Frank Kumming Will Fiinchpaugh John Logan Gelwicks Hattie Allen Rhea Penny Hartwell Home City Thomas Kite Ladies’ Guild Church of the Resurrection Fernbank Ella Lawrence O. A. Rhine Milford Ind Harry R. Brown Chancel Guild George Ade Clarence Horton Worthington Stuart Lillian Anna Stuart Hermione Gladys Flagler Hattie Wentzel Eric Wilder Church of the Resurrection, Fernbank Archibald Stuart P. G. March George Greaves Thomas Jouvet Sumner Lincoln Elliott Kebler J. F. Earhart Flagler Vorhees George Bugbee John T. Ward Newport R. I Milwaukee The Brotherhood of St. Andrew F. Moore

Latonia Social Notes Count Guests and Gatherings

Mrs. Martin Depauw hosts her mother and sister from Van Wert while O Jasper Wheeler visits from California with niece Mrs. B B Bradley. The Five Hundred Club enjoys a Friday evening at Alma Hartons home. A Dinmore Park box social benefits Parish Aid and Miss Hazel Perry hosts a pre move dance on Southern avenue. Miss Elizabeth Culp departs for New York after visiting her sister in Lakeview Park.

Martin Depauw Golding Street W. C. Brooks A. P. Down van Wert O. Jasper Wheeler California B. B. Bradley South Dinmore Five Hundred Alma Harton Southern Avenue James W. Stump Dinmore Park Hazel Perry Avondale Elizabeth Culp David P. Guthrie Beech Avenue Lakeview Park New York

Withams and Walker Families Return from Cambridge Springs

Mr and Mrs A R Witham return from Cambridge Springs Pa where they spent the summer. Mr and Mrs Raymond Smith and baby Elizabeth also return after time at Cambridge Springs and Linwood with Mrs A E Smith. Mrs Spencer Walker entertains her parents Mr and Mrs Ellis of Williamsburg O with Mrs Ellis planning a Columbus visit. Mr and Mrs G P Walker and daughter Miss Elizabeth Walker and Mrs ...

A. R. Witham Cambridge Springs Raymond Smith Elizabeth A. E. Smith Linwood Spencer Walker Ellis Williamsburg Columbus G. P. Walker Elizabeth ,Walker

Northside social notes and club activities update

Mrs. Charles Dater hosts the Advance Club. Mrs. F R Mitchell of Wilmington visits and was entertained by Mrs. Dater. Miss Stella Rowe travels to New York. others return from Springfield and Indianapolis. The Presbyterian Ladies Aid plans an oyster supper. Five Hundred Club meets. Ethel Washburn heads to Oxford. Ohio W R C eyeing Cincinnati HQ with Mrs Mary Wentzel named for state representation.

Charles Dater Florence Heiney Alexander Parker Tiffin F. R. Mitchell Wilmington Fred B Mitchell Stella Rowe New York Powell Genevieve Schmid John Brown Five Hundred Ethel Washburn Oxford J. W. Greenfield Piqua Lebanon Woman’s Relief Corps State Department of Ohio Cincinnati Mary C. Wentzel Israel Ludlow W. R. C

Mrs Cook hosts card party in Evanston

Mrs. Cook of Florida avenue entertained friends at cards on Thursday. Guests included Mrs. Berens, Mrs. Bolsinger, Mrs. Greine, Mrs. Castellini, Mrs. Kolp, Mrs. Slaugher, Mrs. Crandell, Mrs. Whetmore, Mrs. Ronfor, Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Lemley, Mrs. Seibert and Mrs. Wade.

Cook Florida Avenue Berens Bolsinger Greine Castellini Kolp Slaugher Crandell Whetmore Ronfor Johnson Lemley Seibert Wade Marian Helen Tieman Brewster Newton Avenues Margaret Goodal South Carolina Young Bessie Young Cleveland Newcomb Hudson Avenue David Monash South Sternberg Brewster Avenue Cohen Pritz Finner Goldblatt Schelter Levy Freund Holz Kahn Hilker Schmidt Bertha Carton Memphis George E. Smith Langdon Avenue

New Richmond Social Notes Include Guests From Amelia and Bantam

William Fulton and wife and Rhoda Welch visited Dr. W B Doane in Amelia. Dr. and Mrs. David Roberts hosted Frank Ely and wife of Amelia and Elmer Ely and wife of Bantam. David Handy hosted Joseph Dawson and family of Hamlet O. Also guests included Rev H K Houston of Georgetown and Fortnightly Club events with Shakespeare discussions.

William Fulton Rhoda Welch W. B. Doane Amelia David Roberts Frank Ely Elmer Ely Bantam David Handy Joseph Dawson Hamlet H. K. Houston Georgetown F. Eyl T. P. White

College Hill Social Notes Highlight Departures and Visits

Miss Katharine Hunt leaves Friday for Minneapolis to run a tearoom, leaving the Woman's Exchange patrons missing her. Mrs. W. E. Towne of Greenfield is visiting sister Mrs. Herbert Neely. Mr. and Mrs. Peter G Thomson travel to Asheville to see daughter Mrs. Reuben Robertson. Mrs. Duncan of Greenfield visits Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sayer. Mr. G. A. Tremper and family move soon to a new home on Tacoma avenue.

Katharine Hunt Minneapolis Miss Hunt W. E. Towne Greenfield, C Herbert Neely Peter G Thomson Asheville Reuben Robertson Duncan Edward Sayer G. A. Tremper Tacoma Avenue

Marmola Miracle Promises Starlet Supreme Figure

The actress touts Marmola as the key to a sublime figure and radiant health. A doctor friend endorses the tonic and she urges readers to try the simple prescription after meals and at night. She claims renewed strength, enthusiasm, and star power.

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